The TV is often a central feature of the living room – but rarely the most aesthetically pleasing. Yet the rising trend of disguising the TV within a gallery wall is creating new opportunities for creativity. By framing the TV with art, you can incorporate the TV into your interior design – and create a wall that looks great, feels personal and is well put together. For this Art Advice assignment, we were given free rein to create a picture wall around a TV in a home that was already full of touching details. It was exciting to have a project where we weren’t staring with a blank wall, but refreshing an existing gallery wall with new details – the gallery wall included a piece painted by the client's father. This kind of personal detail creates a story and makes the final result feel more personal.

Studio Vreeken became a Featured Artist at Desenio in 2026, as part of Seasonal Editions: Golden Serenade. Her piece Cheers quickly topped the bestseller lists. We sat down with Sharon Vreeken, the artist behind Studio Vreeken to talk art, life and inspiration.

Sabina has been a photographer in the Stockholm Atelier for nearly five years, creating art prints, travelling for destination shoots and styling scenes to help create the incredible inspirational content around all our launches.

For fashion and interior designer Tim Labenda, styling a home is something that should be done over time. When we visited his Berlin apartment recently, with key pieces from the Stories from… The Dalmatian Coast collection, he gave us a little insight into unique home style, and how to him, taste is all that matters.

Stories from… The Dalmatian Coast was shot in and around Dubrovnik, a charming city tucked between the Croatian coast and the Adriatic Sea.

On a sunny Friday evening in Stockholm, with blossom-scented air drifting through the city streets, something extraordinary came to life. In the heart of the capital, an entire building buzzed with creativity, anticipation, and celebration as guests gathered for the opening of Everything is Art.